1. Eyelet / Grommet Header: Sleek and Contemporary
Perfect for: Living rooms, minimalist or modern interiors
These curtains have metal rings sewn into the top, which slide directly onto the rod. This style creates deep, uniform folds and makes opening/closing the curtain effortless.
Pros:
Clean lines
Easy to install
Smooth movement on rods
Cons:
Only works with exposed curtain rods
Less formal than pleated options
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2. Pencil Pleat: Classic and Versatile
Perfect for: Traditional or transitional rooms
This header has tightly gathered folds that look like a row of pencils. It works with tracks and rods, offering flexibility and an elegant drape.
Pros:
Pairs well with most room types
Affordable and widely available
Cons:
Installation takes more time
Requires more fabric to achieve fullness
3. Pinch Pleat: Elegant and Structured
Perfect for: Dining rooms, formal spaces
Pinch pleats offer a tailored appearance with sewn-in pleats, typically double or triple. These pleats are evenly spaced, giving a luxurious and balanced effect.
